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1 Home 120 Noketchee Dr Athens, Georgia (706) VITA BILLY HAWKINS Work University of Georgia 367 Ramsey Student Center Athens, Georgia (706) Education Ph.D. The University of Iowa, May 1995 Iowa City, Iowa The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Major: Health and Sport Studies Areas of Concentration: Sociology of Sport and Cultural Studies Dissertation: Examining the Experiences of Black Student Athletes at Predominantly White NCAA Division I Institutions Using an Internal Colonial Model M.S. The University of Wisconsin, May 1991 The College of Education, Exercise Science, Health, and Recreation LaCrosse, Wisconsin Major: Exercise and Sport Science Areas of Concentration: Human Performance and Exercise Physiology B.S. Webber College, August 1989 Babson Park, Florida Major: Business Administration Professional Experience May 2002 Present: University of Georgia Athens, Georgia Associate Professor: College of Education - Department of Kinesiology (Name Changed in 2005) Taught graduate courses in Sport Management program Taught undergraduate courses in the Sport Studies program Advised and mentored graduate and undergraduate students Directed oral examines and research projects for graduate and undergraduate students Chaired Orals, Written Comprehensive, and Dissertation Committees Collaborated in the development of joint degree programs and curricula with Grady College of Journalism and Terry College of Business Coordinator of Sport Studies Graduate and Undergraduate Program Coordinator of Coaching Minor Full Graduate Faculty Status

2 May 1997 Present: University of Georgia Athens, Georgia Associate Professor: College of Education - Department of Kinesiology Administrative Responsibilities Director/Coordinator of Sport Studies & Management Graduate and Undergraduate programs ( & ) Coordinator of Coaching Minor ( ) With with faculty in program development, course development, and curricula changes Developed program assessments and evaluations for undergraduate and graduate sport management and sport studies programs. September Present: University of Georgia - Athens, Georgia Assistant Professor: College of Education - Department of Physical Education and Sport Studies Instructed classes in the Physical Education and Sport Studies area and the Physical Education Basics area for majors. Taught graduate classes in Sport Management degree program Advised graduate and undergraduate students Coordinator of Coaching Minor Chair of Sport Studies and Sport Management Program Committee ( ) Full Graduate Faculty Status August August 1996: Northern Illinois University - DeKalb, Illinois Assistant Professor: Department of Physical Education Taught general education course: Sport, Culture, and Society. This course addressed sport and its connection with the major institutions within the U.S. society. It also addressed sport as a cultural form. Taught Physical Education Major courses in the area of social aspects of sport and activity courses for general student population. Designed a course for Honor s Seminar: Sport and Black Culture. This course addresses sport as a cultural expression within the Black Culture. September August 1992: University of Iowa - Iowa City, Iowa Director: Afro-American Cultural Center Directed, taught and organized educational programs and classes about African and Black Cultural for junior high, high school, and college students. Managed daily operations involving staffing, budgeting, and other Center operations. Consulted and advised high school and college students about academic and social adjustment to the university campus. June August 1994: University of Iowa - Iowa City, Iowa Instructor: Sport, Health, Leisure and Physical Studies Instructed classes on sport and Black Culture. Course addressed the history of the Black athlete, theoretical explanations for Blacks predominance in sport, and the use of sport by Blacks as a cultural expression, a means of resistance and social mobility. 2

3 August June 1994: University of Iowa - Iowa City, Iowa Assistant Retention Coordinator: Men s Athletic Student Services Provided comprehensive assessments of at-risk student athletes in the areas of reading and writing. Worked closely with academic advisors in providing assistance these student athletes. Managed case-load of at-risk student athletes and monitored their progress to meet the rules and regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Big Ten Conference. Designed, developed and facilitated educational and social programs for student athletes to help their adjustment and success on campus. September May 1991: University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse, Wisconsin Supervisor and Instructor: Strength and Conditioning Center Supervised and trained student staff in the Strength Center. Instructed weight training classes and tours in the Strength Center. Designed weight training programs, trained, conditioned, and tested men and women intercollegiate athletes. September May 1990: University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse, Wisconsin Assistant Women s Basketball Coach: UW-L Athletic Department Assisted in scouting, recruiting, and academic advising of student athletes. Assisted in conducting basketball practices, implementing offensive and defensive strategies, and physical conditioning. Publications Books authored: Hawkins, B. J. (2001). The New Plantation: The Internal Colonization of Black Student Athletes on Predominantly White NCAA Institutions. (2 nd printing). Winterville, GA: Sadiki Press. Chapters in Books: Research Based* (Invited#) *#Hawkins, B. J., Milan-Williams, B., & Carter, A. (2007). From glory to glory: The transition of African American athletes from college sports into athletic retirement. In R. Althouse and D. Brooks (Eds.), Diversity and Social Justice in College Sports: Sports Management and the College Athlete. Fitness Information Technology. Morgantown, WV. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2003). Richard Dick Bass. In D. K. Wiggins (Ed.), Historical Dictionary of African Americans in Sport. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2003). Mel Blount. In D. K. Wiggins (Ed.), Historical Dictionary of African Americans in Sport. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2003). Walt Bellamy. In D. K. Wiggins (Ed.), Historical Dictionary of African Americans in Sport. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2003). Roosevelt Brown. In D. K. Wiggins (Ed.), Historical Dictionary of African Americans in Sport. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1999). A critical reading of Promise Keepers' events: Intersecting themes of race and religion. In D. S. Claussen (Ed.), The Promise Keepers: Essays on Masculinity and Christianity (pp ). Jefferson, NC: MacFarland & Company Inc. 3

4 Publications *#Hawkins, B. J. (1998). The dominant images of Black men in America: The O. J. Simpson example. In Gary Sailes (Ed.), Contemporary Themes: African Americans in Sports (pp ). New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers. Research Reports to Sponsors Hawkins, B. J. (2005, June). A Feasibility Study Examining the Support of Women s Baseball in the Southeast. (Grant Donor: Ray Miller). Atlanta, GA. Journal Articles (*Stringent Editorial Review): Database Research *Hawkins, B.J., Tuff, R., and Dudley, G.A., (2006). African American women, body composition, and physical activity. Journal of African American Studies, 10(1) pp *Hawkins, B. J. (2002). Is stacking dead? A case study of the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference (SEC) football program. International Sport Journal, 6(2) pp *Hawkins, B. J. (2000). Teaching experiences of a Black sport sociologist at a predominantly White southern institution. Journal of the Research Association of Minority Professors, 4(2) pp *Hawkins, B. J. (2000). A critical reading of a Promise Keepers' events: The inter-workings of race, religion, and sport. Sociology of Sport OnLine Journal, 3(1) *Hawkins, B. J. (1999). Black student athletes at predominantly White National Collegiate Athletic Associations (NCAA) Division I Institutions and the pattern of oscillating migrant laborers. Western Journal of Black Studies, 23(1), pp *Hawkins, B. J. (1998). Evening basketball leagues: The use of sport to reduce African American youth criminal activity. International Sports Journal, 2(2), *Hawkins, B. J. (1998). The White supremacy continuum of images for Black men. Journal of African American Men, 3(3), *Hawkins, B. J. (1996). The Black student athlete: The colonized Black body. Journal of African American Men, 1(3), Bulletins or Reports: Scholarly Articles Hawkins, B. J. (Fall, 1994). Black flight: The plight of Euro-American Christianity. The Journal of African American World Studies, pp Hawkins, B. J. (Fall, 1994). Sport-minded. The Journal of African American World Studies, pp Hawkins, B. J. (Spring, 1994). Academic coaching. The Official Newsletter of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics, pp Hawkins, B. J. (Spring, 1994). The new Black male. The Journal of African American World Studies, p. 9. 4

5 5 Publications Book Reviews: Hawkins, B. J. (2001). Never Before, Never Again: The Stirring Autobiography of Eddie Robinson, the Winningest Coach in the History of College Football. By Lapchick, R. New York: St. Martin's Press. Sociology of Sport Journal, 18(4) pp Hawkins, B.J. (2001). Darwin s Athletes: How Sport has Damaged Black America and Preserved the Myth of Race. By Hoberman, J. New York: Mariner Books. Journal of African American Men, 6(2) pp Hawkins, B. J. (1995). Women, Sport, and Physical Activity: Selected Research Themes. By Lenskj, H. J. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, 4(1), 94. Works Submitted in Press or in Review: Database Research Hawkins, B.J., (In Press). African American Women and Obesity: From Explanations to Prevention. Journal of African American Studies. Hawkins, B.J., Dudley G.A., Ashraf, G., and Williams, R. (In Press). Glucose tolerance and thigh intra-muscle-group adipose tissue in Black young adult females. Journal of African American Studies. Hawkins, B. J. (Invited Book Chapter in Press). Athletics and higher education. Encyclopedia of African American Education. Hawkins, B. J. (Invited Book Chapter in Press). Youth sports in the United States: From patriotism to capitalism In A. Krüger and A. Hofmann (Eds.) Buchprojekt: Sport(strukturen) in den USA. Smith B. P. & Hawkins, B. J. (In Review). Examining Student Evaluations of Black College Faculty: Does Race Matter? Journal of Education Foundations. Hawkins, B. J. (In Review). Examining the portrayal of the Black Male athletes in a leading sport magazine advertisements. Sport and the Afro-American experience: An Anthology. Transaction Pubilcations. Carter, A. R., Thornton, K. J., & Hawkins, B. J. (In Review). Intercollegiate athletics, race, and academic achievement: A case study of academic clustering in intercollegiate athletics. Western Journal of Black Studies. Hawkins, B. J. (Book Chapter In Review).Sport: A contested terrain for Whiteness and racial equality. In M. Lomax (Ed.), Race and Sport: Raising New Questions and Perspectives. Syracuse, N.Y.: University of Syracuse Press. Lawrence, J. & Hawkins, B. J. (In Review). The commodification of sports culture: The progression from content to advertising in Sports Illustrated s swimsuit issue. Journal of Sport and the Mass Media. Hawkins, B. J. Frank, B. (In Review). On the backs of the Black athletes: Examining the racial demographics of the 2006 NCAA Men s basketball tournament.

6 Works in Progress: Database Research Hawkins, B. J., Lawrence, S. M., Harrison L., Mintah, J. (analyzing data). Collegiate Athletic Reform: A Public Perception Investigation. Published Abstracts: Database Research Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). Is stacking dead? A case study of the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference football program. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). On the backs of our Black athletic brothers. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). Is stacking dead? A case study of the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference football program. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. Hawkins, B. J. (1999, May 23). Articulating socio-political messages in the U.S. by examining the use of Black male athletes in advertisements: From servant of society to menace to society. North American Society for Sport History Conference: Penn State University, College Park, Pennsylvania. Hawkins, B. J. (1998, November 6). The mass media s contribution to the angry Black male image: The Black male athlete as the menace to society. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Las Vegas, Nevada. Creative Contributions - Sport Journalism Column: Scholarly Articles Hawkins, B. J. (November, 1998). The "Black" quarterback: Overthrowing racial stereotypes. *The Griot Messenger, 5(11), p. 7A. (*Northeast Georgia Regional Newspaper) Hawkins, B. J. (October, 1998). History in the making: Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa surpass Roger Maris. The Griot Messenger, 5(10), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (September, 1998). Are you ready for some football? The Griot Messenger, 5(9), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (August, 1998). The NBA lockout. The Griot Messenger, 5(8), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (July, 1998). The land of opportunity, Part II: Denying Kenyan athletes in U.S. marathon races. The Griot Messenger, 5(7), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (June, 1998). The land of opportunity, Part I: Denying Kenyan athletes in U.S. marathon races. The Griot Messenger, 5(6), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (May, 1998). You never miss a good thing until it's gone: Coaching at the collegiate level. The Griot Messenger, 5(5), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (March, 1998). Is America's team (The Dallas Cowboys) ready for a Black head coach? The Griot Messenger, 5(3), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (February, 1998). The fear of a NBBA - National Black Basketball Association. The Griot Messenger, 5(2), p. 7A. Hawkins, B. J. (November, 1997). The avenues in sports less traveled: Sports management. The Griot Messenger, 5(11), p. 7B. 6

7 Hawkins, B. J. (October, 1997). The function of sport in our communities. The Griot Messenger, 5(10), p. 7B. Hawkins, B. J. (September, 1997). Sports and idol worshippers. The Griot Messenger, 5(9), p. 7B. Hawkins, B. J. (August, 1997). Dennis Rodman: Real or make-believe. The Griot Messenger, 5(8), p. 7A. 7 Major Areas of Teaching Graduate**, Undergraduate* Psychosocial Aspects of Sport** Technology and Sport Management** Sport and Society** Sport and the Mass Media** Intercollegiate Athletics and Higher Education** Sport and Black Culture* Physical Activity Courses - Beginning and Advance Weight Training, and Basketball* Theory of Coaching Basketball* Teaching Methods of Fitness* Contemporary Issues in Sports* Social Aspects of Sport* Philosophy of Sport* Administrative Foundation of Coaching and Physical Education* Grants Funded Research Grants: Hawkins, B. J. (2007). Ministering to the Whole Person: Examining Physical Activity and Health Programs of Rural Black Churches in Clarke County and Surrounding Area. Funded by College of Education Summer Research Grant ($5000). Hawkins, B. J. ( ). Examining the feasibility of professional women s baseball in the Southeast. Funded by private donor($10,000). Principal Investigator: Dr. Billy Hawkins Hawkins, B. J. ( ). Long-term minority investigator research supplement grant: Examining the bio-cultural effects of diabetes in African American women ($298,543). The title of the parent grant is skeletal muscle plasticity, fitness and health after SCI ($1.2 million). Both funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH). Principal Investigator: Dr. Gary Dudley. Hawkins, B. J. (2000). Sport magazine advertisements portrayal of Black male athletes: The menace to society. Funded by College of Education Summer Research Grant ($4,906). Hawkins, B. J. & Lomax, M. (1997). Goal line stand: The impact of both expansion and the Civil Rights Movement on professional football's race relations, Funded by College of Education Collaborative Grant ($2,000). Instructional Grants: Hawkins, B. J. (1999). Integrating technology into course curriculum. In-Tech Training Center, College of Education ($1,500).

8 Service and Outreach Grants: Powell, G. M. & Hawkins, B. J. ( ) Soaring with my heroes, broadening my world: Cultural and Bi-Lingual understanding through sport. Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation ($48,000). Major Areas of Research Interest Retention and Graduation Rates of Black Student Athletes The Exploitation of Student Athletes The Colonization of Black Student Athletes Religion, Masculinity, Racism, and Sport Youth and Sport Physical Activity and Youth Major Areas of Consulting and Speaking The Plight of Black Student Athletes The Educational Needs and Concerns of Black Student Athletes Multicultural Counseling/Assessment and Advising of Black Student Athletes The Contradictions of the Collegiate Athletic and Academic Experience Presentations and Workshops* Conference Presentations * Identifies presentation that has gone through a refereed process # Indicates that presentation abstract was published + Session Organizer/Presider ** Poster Presentation International +Hawkins, B. J. (2006, November 2). Examining how sport construct ideals about masculinity, race, sexuality, and self in the sporting experiences of Black males. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Organizer/Presider/Discussant. +Hawkins, B. J. (2006, November 2). Intercollegiate athletics and the Black athlete: Athlete, student, and graduate. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Organizer/Presider/Discussant. *Lawrence, S. M., Hawkins, B. J., and Harrison, L. (2006, November 4). University students perceptions of collegiate athletic reform. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. +Hawkins, B. J. (2006, October 13). Race, sport, and the African American athlete s experience. Race and Sport Symposium. University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Session Organizer/Moderator/Commentor. Hawkins, B. J. (2006, October 14) Town Hall Meeting. Race and Sport Symposium. University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Invited Guest Panelist. 8

9 +Hawkins, B. J. (2005, October 27). NCAA and academic reform: The empire strikes back. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference. Winston-Salem, North Carolina - Presider/Discussant. *#Wilson, M. J., Hawkins, B. J., Joyner, A. B., McCullick, B., & Lomax, M. (2005 October). An analysis of the role optimism and pessimism play n the coaching techniques of division I intercollegiate golfers: A mixed-model design. Presented at the Twentieth Annual Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia. +Hawkins, B. J. (2003, October 29). Race, representation, and the mass media. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Montreal, Canada - Presider/Discussant +Hawkins, B. J. (2003, October 29). Stacking and sport. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Montreal, Canada - Presider/Discussant. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). Is stacking dead? A case study of the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference football program. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. *#Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). On the backs of our Black athletic brothers. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. *#*#Hawkins, B. J. (2002, November 8). Is stacking dead? A case study of the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference football program. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Indianapolis, Indiana. Hawkins, B. J. (2000, November 10). Image-based research in sport: What does it teach us? The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Colorado Springs, Colorado - Presider/Discussant. Hawkins, B. J. (2000, November 9-11). The new plantation: The internal colonization of Black student-athletes. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Colorado Springs, Colorado - Book Display Presentation. Hawkins, B. J. (1999, November 5). Black masculinity, popular culture, and sport. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Cleveland, Ohio - Presider/Discussant. #Hawkins, B. J. (1999, July 3). Sport images: Articulating socio-political messages in the representation of Black male athletes in the global market. International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance 42 nd World Congress: Cairo, Egypt- Invited guest speaker. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1998, November 6). The mass media s contribution to the angry Black male image: The Black male athlete as the menace to society. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Las Vegas, Nevada - Presenter. Hawkins, B. J. (1998, November 7). Writing about the niggers: a critique of Taboo: How Blacks dominate sports and why we are afraid to talk about it. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Las Vegas, Nevada - Invited Guess Panelist. 9

10 *#Hawkins, B. J. (1997, November 6). Evening basketball leagues: The use of sport to reduce Black Youth criminal activity. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference: Toronto, Ontario. - Presenter. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1996, November 14). O. J. Simpson and the dominant images of Black men in America: Super-athlete, super-entertainer, and super-criminal. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport: Birmingham, Alabama - Presenter. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1995, November 3). Black student athletes at predominantly white National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Institutions and the pattern of oscillating migrant laborers. The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport: Sacramento, California- Presenter. National Carter, A.R., Milan-Williams, B., Hawkins, B.J. (2006 May 3). From Glory to Glory: The Transition of African American Athletes from College Sports into Athletic Retirement. Institute for Athletes in Retirement and Transition, San Diego, California. *Hawkins, B. J., Lawrence, S. M., Wilson, M. & Harrison, L. (2006, April 1). University students perceptions of collegiate athletic reform. The Drake Group Conference. Indianapolis, Indiana. *Wilson, M., Blom, L., Burke, K. L., & Hawkins, B. J. (2006, March 6). Studentathlete s perceptions of NCAA freshman eligibility: To play or delay. The Drake Group Conference. Indianapolis, Indiana. *Hawkins, B. J. (2005, April). Diverse voices: Passing the baton. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Guest Panelist. Chicago, Illinois. *Hawkins, B. J., Dudley, G. A., & Tuff, R. (2004, January). African American women body composition and physical activity. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education, Clearwater, Florida. Hawkins, B. J. (2002, May 24). The death of stacking: Examining the stacking hypothesis at a Southeastern Conference football program. The North American Society for Sport History Conference: French Lick, Indiana Hawkins, B. J. (2001, June 16). The new plantation: The internal colonization of Black student athletes. The National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics: Providence, Rhode Island Invited Guest Speaker. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1999, May 23). Articulating socio-political messages in the U.S. by examining the use of Black male athletes in advertisements: From servant of society to menace to society. North American Society for Sport History Conference: Penn State University, College Park, Pennsylvania - Presenter. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1999, April 23). A case study of an evening basketball league: Varying perspectives and collaborating outcomes. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance: Boston, Massachusetts - Presenter. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1997, June 20). The dominant images of Black men in America: The O. J. Simpson example. The National Alliance of African American Athletes: Atlanta, Georgia - Presenter. 10

11 *#Hawkins, B. J. (1996, April 26). Examining the experiences of Black student athletes at predominantly White NCAA Division I Institutions using an internal colonial model. Different Perspectives on the Majority Rules: Students of Faculty and Color in Predominantly White Institutions Conference at University of Nebraska: Lincoln, Nebraska - Presenter. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1996, February 15). The internal colonization of Black student athletes. National Association of African American Studies Conference: Houston, Texas - Presenter. Regional Hawkins, B. J. (2007, February 2). Issues in teaching at a predominantly white institutions. Black Issues in Higher Education Conference, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia Invited guest panelist. Hawkins, B. J. (2001, February 9-11). The new plantation: The internal colonization of Black Student-Athletes. Sankofa: Literary Festival, Southern University at New Orleans, Louisiana - Invited guest speaker. Hawkins, B. J. (1999, September 7). Promise Keepers: A symposium and roundtable discussion on race, religion, sport, and masculinity. University of Pacific, Stockton, California - Invited guest panelist. *#Hawkins, B. J. (1996, January 26). Examining the experiences of Black student athletes at predominantly White NCAA Division I Institutions using an internal colonial theoretical framework. Midwest District of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference: Dearborn, Michigan - Presenter. State Hawkins, B. J. (2006, April 28). Issues in College Sport: Forum on Racism Lecture Series. The University of Memphis, Memphis Tennessee. Hawkins, B. J. (2001, March 30-31). "Why do I need to learn this: science and math for the non-science major." Academic Affairs Academic Symposium - Unicoi State Conference Center. Helen, Georgia Invited. Hawkins, B. J. (2001, March 28). The internal colonization of Black student athletes. The University of West Georgia Carrollton, Georgia - Guest lecturer. Hawkins, B. J. (2000, April 7-8). General education: empowerment for life. Academic Affairs Academic Symposium - Unicoi State Conference Center. Helen, Georgia - Invited. Hawkins, B. J. (1995, August 7-11). Helping professionals: with good intentions - counseling people from culturally diverse backgrounds. University of Iowa: Iowa City, Iowa - Presenter. Hawkins, B. J. (1992, August 10-14). Helping professionals: with good intentions - counseling people from culturally diverse backgrounds. University of Iowa: Iowa City, Iowa - Presenter. Local Hawkins, B. J. (2001, April 2). College athletic reform and academic integrity. Christian Faculty Forum at The University of Georgia Athens, Georgia - Guest lecturer 11

12 Hawkins, B. J. (2000, October 12). Value of sport in our society. Louise McBee Lecture, University of Georgia Athens, Georgia - Invited guest panelist. Professional Memberships and Appointments 2002 present Elected Member at Large, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport 1995 present North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (member) The National Council of African American Men National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics Editorial Board 1997 present Journal of African American Men 12

13 13 Academic Committees & Administrative Assignments University Level: University Council ( ) Member, Peabody Screening Committee ( ) College Level: Member, Graduate Faculty Appointment/Reappointment Committee (2002 present) Dean Council on Diversity (2003-present) Dean s Leadership Team on Cultural Diversity (2003-present) Member, College of Education Scholarship Committee ( ) Member, Representative to the Dean's Council (Fall, 1996) Department Level: Chaired, Louise Kindig Research Award (Spr 2006) Chaired, Castronis Award Committee (Spr 2004) Coordinator of Coaching Minor (Fall ) Member, Castronis Award Committee ( ) Graduate Faculty (2000 present) Graduate Committee for Physical Education and Sport Studies ( present) Coodinator of Sport Studies Graduate and Undergraduate Program (Fall Spring 2002) Chair of Sport Studies and Sport Management Program Committee ( ) Search Committee for the Department of Physical Education and Sport Studies (2001) Search Committee for Director of The School of Health and Human Performance (2000) Search Committee for the Department of Physical Education and Sport Studies (2000) Member, Physical Education Basic Committee ( ) Member, Soule Award Committee (1998) Service Committees African American Male Mentoring Program Steering Committee, Northern Illinois University President, People for African Unity, University of Iowa Black Man Think Tank, University of Iowa

14 14 References Rose Chepyator-Thomson, Ph.D. Professor Department of Kinesiology University of Georgia Athens, GA (706) Michael Lomax, Ph.D. Associate Professor University of Iowa Department of Health and Sport Studies E114 Field House Iowa City, IA Ellen J. Staurowsky, Ed.D. Professor & Chair Department of Sport Studies Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY (607) Susan Birrell, Ph.D. Professor & Chair Sport, Health, Leisure and Physical Studies University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa (319)